QUESTION 1 Match the organ system to its functions. ]protection, temperature control, vitamin D production support, protect, mineral storage, blood formation, locomotion 1. Cardiovascular 2. Digestive locomotion, support, heat production 3. Endocrine coordinate activities in other systems, produce short term, quick changes 4. Integumentary ]direct long term changes in activities in other organs via hormones 5. Lymphatic internal transport of cells and dissolved materials 6. Muscular |defense against infection/disease, return water lost from blood to it 7. Nervous delivers, warms and moistens air, speech 8. Reproductive process food 9. Respiratory eliminates excess water, salts and nitrogen-containing wastes 10. Skeletal produce sex cells (eggs & sperm) 11. Urinary

QUESTION 1 Match the organ system to its functions. ]protection, temperature control, vitamin D production support, protect, mineral storage, blood formation, locomotion 1. Cardiovascular 2. Digestive locomotion, support, heat production 3. Endocrine coordinate activities in other systems, produce short term, quick changes 4. Integumentary ]direct long term changes in activities in other organs via hormones 5. Lymphatic internal transport of cells and dissolved materials 6. Muscular |defense against infection/disease, return water lost from blood to it 7. Nervous delivers, warms and moistens air, speech 8. Reproductive process food 9. Respiratory eliminates excess water, salts and nitrogen-containing wastes 10. Skeletal produce sex cells (eggs & sperm) 11. Urinary

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